Proximal operators ; Epigraphical projections ; Primal–dual algorithm ; Alternating direction method of multipliers ; Feasibility problem ; Query optimization in database management systems
Abstract:
In this paper we determine the proximity functions of the sum and the maximum of componentwise (reciprocal) quotients of positive vectors. For the sum of quotients, denoted by Q1Q1, the proximity function is just a componentwise shrinkage function which we call qq-shrinkage. This is similar to the proximity function of the ℓ1ℓ1-norm which is given by componentwise soft shrinkage. For the maximum of quotients Q∞Q∞, the proximal function can be computed by first order primal–dual methods involving epigraphical projections.
The proximity functions of QνQν, ν=1,∞ν=1,∞ are applied to solve convex problems of the form View the MathML sourceargminxQν(Axb) subject to x≥0x≥0, View the MathML source1⊤x≤1. Such problems are of interest in selectivity estimation for cost-based query optimizers in database management systems.
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